GetResponse Blog - Online Marketing Tips Weekly

Hot off the press and into your inbox - here's a blog update! Dear Jhone Here's your weekly share of tips & tricks from our experts at GetResponse Marketing Blog. Why Do We Love Buzzfeed? 2017-01-06 16:00:02 Sara-Ruth Wolkiewicz Whether you're interested in news, the latest celebrity gossip, or a video where stoned people pet sloths (yup, that happened) there is only one place you need to visit to take it all in - BuzzFeed. The digital giant, founded in 2006 by Jonah Peretti, John S. Johnson III, and Kenneth Lerer, has taken over the Internetz. I write "Internetz" because BuzzFeed has reached an audience so broad that even the "cat memes" corners of the WWW were moved. See more 8 Business Tools for Keeping a Close Relationship with Customers 2017-01-06 16:00:02 Jane Hurst When you operate a business, you know that it takes a lot of effort to bring in customers, and even more of an effort to keep them. It's important that you keep a close relationship with your customers. This is going to keep your business fresh in their minds, and as long as they are happy with your services, they are going to continue doing business with you. See more How to Create an Email Opt-In That Begs to be Clicked: 5 Ingredients 2017-01-06 16:00:02 Aaron Orendorff Nearly a decade ago, Seth Godin coined the term permission marketing. In short, "Permission marketing is the privilege (not the right) of delivering anticipated, personal and relevant messages to people who actually want to get them." Nowhere does this principle apply more than with email. Before you can make a sale, convert a subscriber, or even start a pitch, you need your target audience's permission to talk to them. Read more » See more How User Engagement Affects SEO in a Post-Penguin 4.0 World 2017-01-06 16:00:02 Nick Rojas Google's Penguin algorithm first hit the SEO scene in 2012. Penguin was revolutionary in that it marked the shift towards valuing content for readers, and not for search engines. The algorithm caused low-quality inbound links to start negatively impacting a website's SEO ranking. Google continued to build on the algorithm by using incremental refreshes to search the web for low quality links. This forced black hat SEOs to revamp their linking strategies to avoid Google penalties. See more JOIN OUR COMMUNITY: This message was sent to jhone.wong.hostingreview@blogger.com by GetResponse, 1011 Centre Road, Suite 322, Wilmington, DE 19805, USA. Unsubscribe or change your details.